Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28

Mrs. a. Everett has gone to Illinois
I TO visit friends.
J. w Lowe was down in Jewell
county Tuesday.
Prof. Graham the elocutionist from
/ Franklin Neb., is in town.
/ j. N. Sallee and James Mccormick
| have formed a partnership and viii
] 60 into the abstract and loan business.
/ Mrs. y. NJ. AIcNay celebrated her
I birth day anniversary last Monday by
/ entertaing number Of friends.
Mr.. Rogers of Gage county, Neb,
/ was last week visiting his old army
/ comrade, S. J. Hartman.
| Mr.. Joseph Clune, Of Ohio, has ar
/ ed and will be in the employ of Howell
Bros.
Frank Holdelman, Of Long Island,
/ and Miss Iona A. Chapman. Of Free
[ dom Twp, were married last Thursday.
Hon. John Bissell, of Kirwin. called
! yesterday He was on the way to To-
peka, to get the Santa Fe road. They
all want it. -BelOit Gazette.
Mr.. J. H Hill, leading citizen Of
Woodruff was a personal caller Oh the
HERALD last Saturday. He reports all
quiet on the POtOmic in his place.
Mrs. David Klose, of this place, and
Mrs. John Klose, Of Edmond, left last
Monday for Moline, Illinois, to visit
their mother at that place.
Mr.. Tuck Thomas, one Of the lead
ing men of the west side of the county,
came in for social talk the first OF the
week. He is a successful merchant and
farmer at PrairievieW.
The HERALD extends its congratula-
lions to Brother Kelley, editor of the
Dispatch. On last Saturday there ap-
peared at his home a bran new and
quite small girl baby. Kelley is happy
and he ought to be.
Rev. o. j. AIcFadden returned from
| Chicago Friday night. He says he was
surprised to see vegetation so far ad-
vanced in Iowa and Illinois. The OBJ
/ ject Of his trip was to attend the COM
mencement of Garrett Biblical Insti-
tute, and reports having a royal good
time.-OsbOrne Journal.
Mr.. Shawky, who is Assistant Cashier,
in the Phillips County Bank, is a ''pen
artist" of no common ability. His
! drawing of posters and advertising lines
displayed in the Bank, and in various
places about town, show him to be an
expert in that line.
We forgot to mention last weeks the
call of w. j. jackson, a prominent cit
! izen residing in the northwest part of
/ the county He came in to pay his
| subscription and to see our new Power
/ press and to congratulate US upon be-
! ing the owners of so fine a piece of ma
chinery,
Ex-County Treasurer ID. l.. Smith,
| appeared yesterday before the Board Of
/ Pension Examiners. ID. L. is one of
| sOundest republicans we have met; and
he expresses the belief that Phillips
county will eXOnerate herself this fall
| by electng a straight republican ticket.
Logan Republican.
We ask all friends of the HERALD to
send in local items for pubIication-nOt
long, prOsy articles but short neWsy
items. Speak to US on the street or in
the stores, anywhere, and everywhere,
and give US items for publication or
send them to US through the pOstofiice
or otherwise.
Mr.. Charles Tracy, of PrairieView
POstOllice, with his son, made a social
call at the HERALD office on Wednes-
day. We found Mr.. Tracy TO be a we'll
informed affable old gentlemen who
has seen much of the world. He was
born in Massachusetts, was a 49er in
California, lived in Ohio, Illinois and
Iowa, and likes Kansas as well as any
place he knows of. He was once
wholesale dealer in boots and shoes in
Mass.